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On Tue, 15 Feb 2005 12:24:53 -0500, "Vanier, Alexandre" <avanier at jamdat.ca> wrote: >Hello again to all of you! > >I am currently running: CVSNT server 2.0.62 build 1874 on Windows 2000 >server SP4 with SSPI. Everything is working well so far. I do have a >quick question with the CVSNT control panel. When going to the >Compatibility tab, for the setting of the client compatibility, the >default choice is Generic non-cvsnt. If I set it to CVSNT_Compatible >(we are using the CVSNT client), I cannot click on the apply button, >I've got to check one of the options below, click apply then remove that >option that I just checked and click apply again. At that point the >CVSNT-Compatible will be selected. I click OK to close the CVSNT >Control Panel and when I reopen it, the generic non-cvsnt compatibility >will be selected again. Is it normal that this feature don't work? (i.e >selecting the client CVSNT compatible). > I don't know for sure what you want to accomplish, but in my control applet (same version as yours) it works OK. Please note that the checkboxes are set for each of the two selections in the combobox and you can have different settings for each. But why do you want to change anything here? These settings are only there in order to make the *server* fool some old cvs clients so that they do not switch off immediately. What it does is that it effectively tells the client that it is connecting to an older type of server. You don't want any of that if you are running CVSNT clients only against your server.... /Bo (Bo Berglund, developer in Sweden)